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The Budget: The full story
All the key points, analysis and reaction to George Osborne's first Budget as chancellor in the coalition government.
The Budget: The full story
All the key points, analysis and reaction to George Osborne's first Budget as chancellor in the coalition government.
Search for Afghan plane goes on
The Nato-led Isaf force says it is still looking for a passenger plane which crashed in Afghanistan on Monday.
Missing rivet 'caused jet crash'
A report into a private jet crash in which five people were killed finds a missing rivet may have led to the shutdown of an engine.
Flight increase inquiry under way
A public inquiry begins into whether the number of aircraft taking off at Farnborough Airport can be increased.
Chopper crashes into power lines
One person is injured when a helicopter hits power lines in Newton Abbot.
Man and volcano
The ash cloud disruption is a recent reminder of how volcanoes have continued to intrude on human lives, says David Cannadine in his Point of View column.
Profile: Faisal Shahzad
Faisal Shahzad, a 30-year-old Pakistan-born US citizen, has admitted trying to detonate a car bomb in New York's Times Square.
Plane diverted over burning smell
An Isle of Man-bound pilot was forced to divert his aircraft to Manchester because of a burning smell, a report says.
Are standing seats a standing joke?
Low-cost airline Ryanair has plans for standing seats on its planes, but airline experts say it will never happen. Why does the budget carrier come up with far-fetched schemes which often don't come to pass?
Q&A: What's the BA dispute about?
A closer look at the background to the dispute between British Airways and the union Unite.
Glider pilot hurt in hedge crash
A glider pilot in his 60s is airlifted to hospital after he is injured in a crash in Warwickshire.
Balloon manoeuvre sparks probe
An investigation is launched after a hot air balloon was seen to clear the Clifton Suspension Bridge and dip near to the River Avon below.
India crash puts spotlight on runway safety
As investigators get to grips with the task of determining the cause of the Air India crash, a potentially big question has begun to emerge over whether the runway configuration meets with the relevant international specifications, reports Chris Yates.
High-speed rail 'in due course'
Plans for a high-speed rail network are among the commitments of the new government, it has been announced.
Helicopter pilot injured in crash
A helicopter pilot suffers head injuries after crash landing in a training flight at Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
BAA scraps airports' runway plans
BAA withdraws planning applications for new runways at Heathrow and Stansted airports due to government opposition.
Easyjet starts Isle of Man route
Budget airline Easyjet is to start running flights between Liverpool and the Isle of Man.
Ash aftermath: Making a complaint
How should passengers go about complaining if they think they have been let down by their airline, insurer or travel operator?
Former RAF base's future unveiled
The future of the former base RAF Coltishall is unveiled in a Ministry of Justice "masterplan" which could include an aviation museum.
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EU enlargement: The next eight
Clickable guide to the countries waiting in the wings to join the European Union club.
Regions and territories: Chechnya
Key facts, figures and dates
Regions and territories: Ingushetia
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Country profile: Mexico
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Kyrgyzstan timeline
A chronology of key events
Timeline: Haiti
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The Full Story: PM's Questions
All the action, reaction and analysis in video and text as David Cameron faced questions from MPs.
Wednesday evening's BBC Newsline
A look ahead to what's on Wednesday evening's BBC Newsline
Iraq inquiry: Day-by-day timeline
A timeline of the evidence given to the Iraq inquiry, which is considering the events leading to the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Country profile: Kyrgyzstan
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Timeline: South Korea
A chronology of key events
Airport security change on hold
The Department for Transport delays plans to bring in hand searches at UK airports because of concerns from a Sikh group.
Timeline: Lebanon
A chronology of key events
Profile: Faisal Shahzad
Faisal Shahzad, a 30-year-old Pakistan-born US citizen, has admitted trying to detonate a car bomb in New York's Times Square.
Is wildlife being eaten to extinction?
The rapid growth in the global demand for bushmeat is leaving many African species facing the possibility of being eaten out of existence.
World Cup reporting diary
Abena and Akosua from Ghana keep a diary about their experience of travelling to South Africa to attend a World Cup match.
Timeline: Zimbabwe
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Timeline: Mauritius
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Turkey timeline
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Timeline: United Arab Emirates
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BA in Bin Laden 'check-in' gaffe
British Airways apologises after a photograph in a staff magazine showed a boarding pass in the name of Osama Bin Laden.
Can Wimbledon be done on a budget?
With Budget day bringing the age of austerity back to the fore, can Wimbledon be done on a budget?
Cuba timeline
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Yemen - Timeline
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Yemen country profile
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Easyjet starts Isle of Man route
Budget airline Easyjet is to start running flights between Liverpool and the Isle of Man.
High-speed rail 'in due course'
Plans for a high-speed rail network are among the commitments of the new government, it has been announced.
India crash puts spotlight on runway safety
As investigators get to grips with the task of determining the cause of the Air India crash, a potentially big question has begun to emerge over whether the runway configuration meets with the relevant international specifications, reports Chris Yates.
Business fears over airline sale
Plymouth-based airline Air Southwest is to be sold, raising fears for businesses and Newquay Airport.
Timeline: Equatorial Guinea
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Timeline: Kenya
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Airline drops island flight route
An airline announces it is suspending flights between Bournemouth and Jersey, less than three months after introducing the route.
Iceland timeline
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Timeline: Swaziland
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Indonesia timeline
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Fog flight disruption continues
Thick fog leaves planes grounded at Channel Island airports, and flights unable to arrive into the island.
Timeline: Italy
A chronology of key events
Are standing seats a standing joke?
Low-cost airline Ryanair has plans for standing seats on its planes, but airline experts say it will never happen. Why does the budget carrier come up with far-fetched schemes which often don't come to pass?
BAA scraps airports' runway plans
BAA withdraws planning applications for new runways at Heathrow and Stansted airports due to government opposition.
How not to complain about colleagues
General McChrystal may have sparked a diplomatic spat with his off-guard comments about senior officials - but at its heart is a story about an employee slagging off his superiors and colleagues. Is that really such a bad thing?
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